Optimized File Activity Monitoring with Event-Based Detection for Observed the File Transfers and Web Uploads in Python

This study present an optimized file activity monitoring system with intentions for tracking transfers, cut, copy, and paste actions, as well as web-predicated file uploads. The system will thus have the competency to make utilization of a Python- predicated GUI for the genuine-time tracking of file operations. Hence, it takes an integrative approach, thereby tracking local file forms of kineticism along with the upload actions on sundry web platforms. This would then sanction the system, eminently as cognate to metadata, to log the designation of the file, size, timestamps, and paths for incoming transfers into a structured authenticate an efficient way that additionally availed with auditing and security. This framework will ascertain that the transmutations in the file system, including those from local actions and from uploads through third-party web accommodation up-loads, are felicitously recorded. It's possible to analyze such information for insights about data integrity, utilizer demeanor, and compliance with security. In integration to this solution's method of promoting precision in the tracking of data flow, it addresses susceptibilities in a file sharing activity. Experimental results fortify the fact that the developed system is able to track and identify unauthorized forms of kineticism of files and upload or not, providing a good solution for genuine-time file activity auditing in different organizational environments.

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2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdsbs63635.2025.11031993
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Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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Optimized File Activity Monitoring with Event-Based Detection for Observed the File Transfers and Web Uploads in Python

Srikanth Devanathan, R. Vanitha, M Guhan, D. Pauline Freeda
Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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Optimized File Activity Monitoring with Event-Based Detection for Observed the File Transfers and Web Uploads in Python

Srikanth Devanathan, R. Vanitha, M Guhan, D. Pauline Freeda
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Abstract

This study present an optimized file activity monitoring system with intentions for tracking transfers, cut, copy, and paste actions, as well as web-predicated file uploads. The system will thus have the competency to make utilization of a Python- predicated GUI for the genuine-time tracking of file operations. Hence, it takes an integrative approach, thereby tracking local file forms of kineticism along with the upload actions on sundry web platforms. This would then sanction the system, eminently as cognate to metadata, to log the designation of the file, size, timestamps, and paths for incoming transfers into a structured authenticate an efficient way that additionally availed with auditing and security. This framework will ascertain that the transmutations in the file system, including those from local actions and from uploads through third-party web accommodation up-loads, are felicitously recorded. It's possible to analyze such information for insights about data integrity, utilizer demeanor, and compliance with security. In integration to this solution's method of promoting precision in the tracking of data flow, it addresses susceptibilities in a file sharing activity. Experimental results fortify the fact that the developed system is able to track and identify unauthorized forms of kineticism of files and upload or not, providing a good solution for genuine-time file activity auditing in different organizational environments.

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